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    This document discusses the steps for designing a mechanical part using technical drawing and computer-aided design (CAD) software. The steps include: 1) Preparing the workspace by setting units, orthographic projection settings, and dynamic input; 2) Organizing the drawing using layers; 3) Preparing the drawing format and space; 4) Drawing reference axes; 5) Designing the mechanical part using drawing and modification commands; 6) Adding sections and projections; 7) Dimensioning and hatching the part; and 8) Saving the completed drawing in a .dwg file format. Common CAD commands mentioned for 2D technical drawing include LINE, CIRCLE, RECTANGLE, ARC, FILLET, CHAMFER,

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    This document discusses the steps for designing a mechanical part using technical drawing and computer-aided design (CAD) software. The steps include: 1) Preparing the workspace by setting units, orthographic projection settings, and dynamic input; 2) Organizing the drawing using layers; 3) Preparing the drawing format and space; 4) Drawing reference axes; 5) Designing the mechanical part using drawing and modification commands; 6) Adding sections and projections; 7) Dimensioning and hatching the part; and 8) Saving the completed drawing in a .dwg file format. Common CAD commands mentioned for 2D technical drawing include LINE, CIRCLE, RECTANGLE, ARC, FILLET, CHAMFER,

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    TECHNICAL DRAWING AND

    COMPUTER AIDED DESIGN


    Alexandra Raicu
    CONSTANTA MARITIME UNIVERSITY
    APPLICATIONS - STEPS TO
    ACHIEVE A DESIGN PART
    PART 1
    Part 1 - demo movie
    PART 2
    Part 1 - demo movie
    Working steps:
    1. Preparation work:
    Choosing the system unit (UNITS)
    Setting of state parameters ORTHO,
    OSNAP, DYN and workspace MODEL
    from the Status Bar
    Working steps:
    Ortho: constrains the crosshairs to horizontal and vertical
    movement, which makes drawing orthogonal (straight
    horizontal and vertical) lines easy
    Object Snap (OSNAP) buttons: is another AutoCAD
    tool for ensuring precision drawing and editing. You
    use object snaps to grab points on existing objects
    (ex. the endpoint of a line or the center of a circle).
    Dynamic Input (DYN): displays commands, options,
    prompts, and user input in a tooltip next to the
    crosshairs and enables you to keep focused on what
    you are drawing
    Working steps:
    2. Design layers the way of organizing
    objects in a drawing
    Working steps:
    3. Preparing the space for drawing (format ,
    indicator, border)
    Size of formats ISO (mm)
    A0 (841x1189)
    A1 (594x841)
    A2 (420x594)
    A3 (297x420)
    A4 (210x297)
    Working steps:
    Paper format (ISO A4, A3)
    Working steps:
    4. Drawing axes of the part
    LINE, LINETYPE
    5. Design the mechanical part using
    drawing and modify commands
    Working steps:
    6. Design sections and projections
    7. Dimensioning and hatching the part
    8. Save drawing in .dwg format
    Used commands for
    design the part
    Used commands for 2D draw
    DRAW MODIFY
    LINE (L) ERASE (E)
    CIRCLE (C) TRIM (TR)
    RECTANGLE (RECTANG) EXTEND (EX)
    ARC (A) OFFSET (O)
    SPLINE (SPL) MIRROR (MI)
    FILLET (F)
    CHAMFER (CHA)
    MOVE (M)
    COPY (CO)

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